$SOXL Is this what a market crash looks like? The Nasdaq 100 plunged 6.4% in a single day, while the VIX fear index surged nearly 70%.
U.S. tech stocks really took a beating across the board this time. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index plunged 12%, with tech giants like SanDisk and Nvidia tumbling. AI computing, chips, and memory stocks all came under pressure, and panic quickly spread to Asia-Pacific markets.
Behind this sell-off, the market is most concerned about tighter U.S. data center approval processes and the possibility that investment in AI infrastructure could slow. If construction falls behind expectations, the growth outlook for the chip, memory, and computing-power supply chains could all be reassessed. $XRP
Fa-ge believes this doesn’t mean the long-term development of AI is over. Rather, the market is starting to take another look at AI valuations and investment returns. We also warned about the related policy risks in advance yesterday, though this time the decline was indeed worse than expected.
The shock wave quickly crossed the Pacific. On Friday, Asia-Pacific markets followed with a rout: South Korea’s KOSPI plunged 8.8%, falling below 5,000 points and triggering a circuit breaker. Samsung and SK Hynix dropped more than 10%. Japan’s Nikkei fell below 60,000, retreating more than 20% from its peak and officially entering a technical bear market. Advantest plunged 15%, while SoftBank sank 14%.
Selling pressure remains strong, and no one can say where the bottom is. If you’re looking to buy the dip, don’t rush. Build positions in stages, manage your exposure, give priority to more diversified indexes, be cautious with individual stocks, and whatever you do, don’t use leverage.
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U.S. tech stocks really took a beating across the board this time. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index plunged 12%, with tech giants like SanDisk and Nvidia tumbling. AI computing, chips, and memory stocks all came under pressure, and panic quickly spread to Asia-Pacific markets.
Behind this sell-off, the market is most concerned about tighter U.S. data center approval processes and the possibility that investment in AI infrastructure could slow. If construction falls behind expectations, the growth outlook for the chip, memory, and computing-power supply chains could all be reassessed. $XRP
Fa-ge believes this doesn’t mean the long-term development of AI is over. Rather, the market is starting to take another look at AI valuations and investment returns. We also warned about the related policy risks in advance yesterday, though this time the decline was indeed worse than expected.
The shock wave quickly crossed the Pacific. On Friday, Asia-Pacific markets followed with a rout: South Korea’s KOSPI plunged 8.8%, falling below 5,000 points and triggering a circuit breaker. Samsung and SK Hynix dropped more than 10%. Japan’s Nikkei fell below 60,000, retreating more than 20% from its peak and officially entering a technical bear market. Advantest plunged 15%, while SoftBank sank 14%.
Selling pressure remains strong, and no one can say where the bottom is. If you’re looking to buy the dip, don’t rush. Build positions in stages, manage your exposure, give priority to more diversified indexes, be cautious with individual stocks, and whatever you do, don’t use leverage.
Follow Fa-ge for ongoing in-depth market analysis and insights into the battle for capital flows—to help you spot opportunities and avoid risks! #纳斯达克100指数下跌6% #美股走弱，加密货币市场普遍承压